How to pronounce Cement?

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Pronunciation of Cement in Dallas, TX USA

Cement is pronounced as

seh Mint


Cement is pronounced as: Phonetic Spelling:[ seh Mint ]

Language:

American

Gender:

Female

Additional Information:

Although I grew up pronouncing it as "CEE-ment", I was constantly teased about it when I moved to NYC. After looking it up in Webster's (circa 1963), I realized that there is no pronunciation for "CEE-ment", period, as opposed to "the-A-ter", where is actually listed as a second pronunciation. I'd rather die than to pronounce THE-a-ter in such a manner. But CEE-ment? That'll be hard for me to get over. seh-MINT. Keep saying it, Southerners. It will become easy. Even sounds better. Damn those "Beverly Hillbillies." And their their pond, too.


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Pronunciation of Cement in New Orleans, Louisiana

CEE-ment


Type of Name:

Substance

Language:

Roman

Meaning:

A powdery substance made by calcining lime and clay, mixed with water to form mortar or mixed with sand, gravel, and water to make concrete.


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Pronunciation of Cement

Cement is pronounced as

CEE-ment


Cement is pronounced as: Phonetic Spelling:[ CEE-ment ]

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Pronunciation of Cement

Cement is pronounced as

CEE-mehnt


Cement is pronounced as: Phonetic Spelling:[ CEE-mehnt ]

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Pronunciation of Cement in New Orleans, Louisiana

Cement is pronounced as

cEE-mehnt


Cement is pronounced as: Phonetic Spelling:[ cEE-mehnt ]

Type of Name:

Substance

Language:

Roman

Meaning:

A powdery substance made by calcining lime and clay, mixed with water to form mortar or mixed with sand, gravel, and water to make concrete.


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Pronunciation of Cement in Dallas, TX USA

seh-MENT


Language:

American

Gender:

Female

Additional Information:

Although I grew up pronouncing it as "CEE-ment", I was constantly teased about it when I moved to NYC. After looking it up in Webster's (circa 1963), I realized that there is no pronunciation for "CEE-ment", period, as opposed to "the-A-ter", where is actually listed as a second pronunciation. I'd rather die than to pronounce THE-a-ter in such a manner. But CEE-ment? That'll be hard for me to get over. seh-MINT. Keep saying it, Southerners. It will become easy. Even sounds better. Damn those "Beverly Hillbillies." And their their pond, too.


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